Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-21

ADDett ssets bstt Vffc tOte HOsOays
TRENTON. y. j., Feb. 2l.-FiYe members were
present AT the joint meeting OF the legislature
day. A ballot WAS taken which resulted I'm g for
| Sewen and i for Albeit. President Fish did not
vote. The meeting then adjourned until noon to-
morrow.
Sending Gold tO Europe.
NEW YoRE. Feb 2l-DreXel Morgan a Co. have
engaged 100000 I'm gold bars for shipment TO
Europe. Drexel, Morgan 60. state that their
shipment or gold bars to-day is under special in-
structions- and has nothing 10 do with the sterl-
ing exchange market
LincOln-t:rant Memorial Bridge.
BILL INTRODUCED BY SENATOR MALONE.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Malone introduced the
bin for memorial bridge over the Potomac which
was recently introduced by Mr.. Butler, and prior
TO that introduced in the House by Mr.. curtin,
with the exception taat the OF the late Pres
dent Lincoln is Inserted in addition 60 that OF Cen
eral Grant, and that IL IS proposed TO erect the
bridge in commemoration or both Lincoln and
Grant; also provides for statues of Lincoln and
Grant on arches OF the bridge, and strikes out the
clause providing that the structure shall be IN
substantial accordance With plans submitted by
Capt Symons, and leaves the plan TO the comInis-
sion created 10y the bill Referred TO the commit
tee on public buildings and grounds.
KILLED BY FALLING DowN AN ELEVATOR SHAFT
About midnight saturday night. Zachariah Reyn-
olds, watchnan ln the Treasury department. fell
| ment building, and was instantly killed. lie had
just come on duty, and had entered the long,
/! shaft on the third no0r. Ia the darkness ne did
not notice the open doorway, but stepped into the
| native OF Wilmington, Delaware, was about sixty
years OF age and leaves wife and three children,
who reside in Wilmington.
MRS. MIILER's HUSBAND ARREsTED.-Mr. Conrad
Miller, the husband OF Mrs. Jenness Miller, was
| arrested i'm New York city Saturday afternoon as
he escorting his wife to carriage from Chick
erng hall, where she had just delivered a lecture
On the % Ideal Dress" The arrest grew out OF some
rfS ia
by TIE dry goods firm I'm Evansville, Ind, OF which
| Mr.. Miller was a member, I'm the spring of 1885,
| After a private examination Justice Murray de-
cided 10 parole the accused until the LIST OF June,
by which time Mr.. Miller says his plans viii have
matured and everything be put night.
SHRovE TUESDAY AND ASH WEDsRsDAY.-To-
morrow is Shroye Tuesday or Pancake day as it Is
known, and Wednesday Lent Will begin. Ash
Wednesday is supposed TO witness the cessation OF
| social gaietles and the beginning OF the penten-
tial season which contues FOR forty days. During
that time special services win be held In the
Catholic, Episcopal and some OF the other
4 churches.
SALES OF SUBURBAN REAL EsTATE.-S. c. Hill
real estate agent reports the following sales made
by him In Whitney Close since Thursday last: To
Prot Charles V. Riley, lots and ., block s. s 900
square feet $105O0: 10 NJ V. Browne, lot q, block
3, 10 600 square feet, $500; TO + G Barlow, lot
\ 4, block g. $500 square feet, 81, 125; 10 L. NJ.
Power, lots IL, l2 l3 and Ia block 3 $4,000 square
feet, 81 lao; for B. H. Warder lots l, & g. 10, block
4, 5000 square feet, sll ,2l0; for q. w F. swart-
zell lot g. block z, 10000 square feet 81 200; FOR
J. Sprfgg Poole lot l. block 3, 1858 square feet,
81, AS; with previous sales aggregaiing Ia one
| week 549 600 square feet.
TIE CONGRESSIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
Among the many good meetings 10 which this an
cient and honorable association has treated the
public these many years, the one held last even
ing the weather, was unexpectedly large, and
listened with untagging interest 10 the exercises
OF the fty-third anniversary. Stirring addresses
were made by Hon. Robert Il. Vance, OF North
Carolina, the retiring president; his successor,
| Hon. Nelson Dingley, OF Maine; Hon. b. Nj. cut
cheon, OF Michigan, and Hon. j. G. Sawyer, OF
New York. cordial letter was read from Hon.
Hiram Price. late Indian commissioner. who had
been requested TO speak in place of his brother.
deceased. Rev. DIR. Chickering, secretary or tho
society for many years, presented paper, which.
after dwelling on the marvellous progress OF the
nation during its first century, material, educa-
tional and religious, Notwithstanding wars and
other hindrances, proceeded TO ask what that pro-
| gress might have been but for another obstacle
| the use OF intoxicating drinks, Involving most
destructive waste, both OF human Ire and OF
| II nothing had been done 10 check this growing
evil In part forseen by the founders OF the repub
| lie more than century ago? And what may we,
or children, yet see, In national progress and
prosperity, II the work OF instruction and repres
sion already entered upon by thousands OF Chris
tian PATRIOTS both men and women. shall be pros
ecuted with zeal and energy befitting the great
occasion-thus removing the greatest hnderance
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs-Marriage licenses have
Ziemann and Katherine Zanzinger: Alfred Garner
| and Mary Elizabeth Brown; Louis L. Harkins and
Mary N. Maddox; John T.. Lynch and Mary
| Noonan. Joseph I. Woodson and Lula Mehrfng,
both OF Charlottesville. Va; H. w. Kern and kalie
| r. Vogel; Alex. j. Taylor and Pauline Biair.
Cope and Incense.
BISHOP PAREr SAID TO HAVE DEMONSTRATED AGArSss
THEIR Use IN A BALTIMORE CHURCH.
| Bishop Paret IT is stated, has addressed a re.
monstrance or admonition TO Rev. c. b. Perry.
priest In charge OF the chapel OF St. Mary the vir-
| GIN orchard street, Baltimore, I'm regard TO the
wearing OF the cope and the use OF incense In the
various services connected with the celebration q
the feast OF the publication OF the blessed Virgin
Mary which, as usual at this church, were con.
| tinued throughout the full octave. IL Is also un-
Bishop Paret has sought from Mr.. Perry positive
pledge that the usages complained OF Will be dis
| continued TOR the future.
| Americas reporter last evening that the cope,
which is O long vestment, cloak shaped and richly
| embroidered, is worn In solemn professions, &C
1 yespers at benedicttons at CONSIDERATIONS, and
other solemn occasions, has been In use In Mount
Calvary parish for flve years past, and that the
use OF incense has obtained for an equal length OF
4 time without any remonstrance from the present
1 bishops immediate predecessor.
l Youx0 VANDERBILT MARRIED SBcRErLY.-The
counry c5uS T was thrown into stats excite@ens
Saturdsy by The leaking out OF tine TACT that Miss
Celia ScIfbner, OF Denmark, and young William H.
reached the age OF l6 last October and hts BRIDE is
1 juSt IL. Young Vanderbilt Is grandson OF John
Vanoerbllf, a second cousin Of William H. Wander.
5 S .ns ss edes s,s iasner n = mnss In the
young people after the eiopement returned 70 an
kisolateA eottage. not much more than hut. near
Denmafk, and began keeping house. Their parents
were angry at nrst, but have becons more recon
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